Vista Boree Log short bow case camo
Brand: Vista
The Boree Log bow case fits up to 91.4cm or 36 inch axle to axle length bows, is strong and in a camo pattern with loads of storage for arrows and accessories - the perfect short bow case
Vista Boree Log short bow case camo Description
The 91.4cm or 36" long camo Boree Log bow case has 2 sturdy 1.25" tan webbing handles to protect your bow and accessories. It is the perfect fit for shorter bows and youth bows.
The Boree Log has outside dimensions of 91.4 cm long x 38cm high x 5cm wide or 36" x 15" x 2" with full length zipper closure.
The large exterior pocket is bellowed and will fit a quiver and arrows and is 76.2cm long x 12.7cm high x 7.75cm wide or 30" x 5" x 3" exterior bellowed quiver/arrow pocket with full zipper closure. There is also an interior zippered mesh accessory pocket which is 24cm long x 25cm high or 9.5" x 10".
Boree Log features .5" thick open cell foam padding with 240 grams soft poly brushed tricot lining and has self healing #5 nylon coil zippers.
Attractive Vista logo is embroidered on the bag with a sewn in hang up hook and durable 600 x 600 denier polyester exterior material in an attractive camo pattern.
Fits up to 91.4cm or 36 inch axle to axle length bows including Razor Edge, Nuclear Ice, Menace, Genesis, Ranger, Trykon Jr, Trykon Sport and Kobalt bows, to name a few.
Another quality product from Vista.
If you need a padded bow case to protect your bow, get a Boree Log 36" short padded camo compound bow case.
- Thick foam padding with brushed soft polyester tricot lining
- Durable polyester exterior
- Full zipper closures on case and arrow pocket
- Sturdy webbing handles
- Self healing #5 nylon coil zippers
- Affordable, effective protection
- Rough and ready 600-denier polyester shell
- Camo pattern
- Vista logo embroidered on front of bag
- Sewn in hang up hook
- Washable
- 91.4cm long x 38cm high x 5cm wide or 36" x 15" x 2"
- A great bow case
John O'Brien, pen name of Father Patrick Joseph Hartigan 1879-1952 (born 13th October 1878 and died 27th December 1952) was a famous Australian Catholic priest, educator, author and poet. His poetry was very popular in Australia and was well received in Ireland and the United States. Hartigan wrote under the pseudonym "John O'Brien". His verse celebrated the lives and mores of the outback pastoral folk he ministered as a priest to the southern New South Wales and Riverina towns of Thurgoona, Berrigan and Narrandera, in the first two decades of the 20th century.
His poems included "The Little Irish Mother", "Said Hanrahan", "The Old Mass Shandrydan" and his most famous poem " Around The Boree Log". His poems were an instant success. Around the Boree Log ran to five editions and 18,000 copies by 1926, was widely popularised throughout eastern Australia by the recitations of John Byrne, acclaimed in Ireland and the USA and made into a film in 1925.
The refrain We'll all be rooned from his poem "Said Hanrahan" has entered colloquial Australian English as a jocular response to any prediction of dire consequences arising, particularly, from events outside one's control. Boree is the aboriginal name for the Weeping Myall - the best firewood in Australia except for Gidgee. A John O'Brien Festival is held annually in Narrandera, NSW.
